Michael Reynolds

When you’re a professional shelter-magazine writer, certain clichés come with the territory. There’s the house that’s modern but surprisingly warm; the house that blurs the boundaries between indoors and out; the house in which every object and design detail tells a story. The San Francisco home of Jessica and Aaron Sittig is all of the above—but there’s nothing clichéd about it. “This was one of the most thoughtful and deliberate design processes we’ve ever been through. Aaron and Jessica wante…

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